What is the difference btw 32 bit and 64 bit OS.
Pls answer.... and give examples also.
rathoreds05 0 Newbie Poster
notuserfriendly 1 Junior Poster
well the first big difference is ne is 32 bit and the other one is 64:lol:
just stick with 32 bit even if ur CPU supports 64bit
the windows xp 64 bit version maybe a lil bit betetr from what i have heard but the drivers are bad and they crash and u cannot rely on that
:eek:well thats all i know
roryt 150 Nearly a Posting Virtuoso
It is better at running more aps and higher demanding programs. But importantly you cannot run it unless you have a 64 bit processor!!!
jbennet 1,618 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
is there a 64 bit edition of windows server 2003?
that would be useful...
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